It's time to start recognizing fan edits as an art form. While some might dabble in fanfiction after becoming obsessed with a fictional couple or real-life celebrity, I've always yearned for edits. In ...

What if a movie trailer had filters and huge neon text, and was set to, say, a Dua Lipa song? What if it was made by a teenager in the Philippines, or Brazil, using pirated material? What if the plot ...

The day after the film hit theaters, the internet was flooded with video edits showcasing the movie's most captivating — and hottest — moments. These impressive fan creations range in tone from ...

Fan edits — short montages of films and television shows like “Bottoms” and “Succession” set to music — have become a staple of online life. By Cat Zhang By day, Emily McLaughlin pours pumpkin spice ...

Legal note: fan edits aren’t technically legal. We do need to point that out at the start. We’re not encouraging piracy, or copyright theft here, as the following article, we feel, makes clear.

Cynthia Erivo has called out fans who edited one of the promotional posters for the upcoming film adaptation of Wicked to resemble the original Broadway poster by editing out her face. In the lead-up ...